Mitsubishi Electric Lt 46151 Owners Guide

							 4.  TV Menus 51
How is the Activity Menu Generated?
The	TV	automatically	generates	the	Activity	menu.		The	
TV	groups	recognized	device	types	based	on	how	they	
can	be	used.		The	device	names	used	for	the	group-
ings	are	those	you	assigned	in	the	New Device Found	
menu	or	the	Inputs > Name	menu,	or	in	some	cases,	
the	name	the	device	itself	communicated	to	the	TV.		
The	table	below	summarizes	the	device	groupings	that	
can	appear	in	the	Activity	menu.
Key
	 Activity	assignments	made	automatically	by	the	TV.
X	 Activity	assignments	you	can	make	using	the	
Inputs > Activity	menu.
Watch 
TV
Watch 
Movie
Play 
Game
View 
Photos
Listen 
Music
Antenna
AV Receiver
Blu-rayXX
Cable Box
Camcorder
C D/Au d i o
DVDX
DVD2X
DVR
Game
MP3 Player
PCXXX
PSX
Satellite
USBX
VCR
VUDU 
(249 Series)XX
WiiX
XboxX
Inputs, continued
 
						

							52 4.  TV Menus
TV Locks
ParentalLock by Program Ratings
Restricts	access	using	U.S.-based	ratings	
sent	by	broadcasters.
TimeLock by Time
Restricts	TV	use	by	time	of	day.
PanelLock Control Panel
Disables	the	buttons	on	the	TV’s	control	
panel.		Use	this	option	if	small	children	
in	the	home	try	to	press	control-panel	
buttons.
OtherLock by Other Program Ratings
Restricts	access	using	non-U.S.-based	
ratings	sent	by	broadcasters.
Pass Codes
Setting a Pass Code
You	are	prompted	to	enter	a	pass	code	whenever	you	
select	Lock	on	the	main	menu.		To	set	a	pass	code	for	
the	first	time:
Press	1. MENU	and	highlight	Lock.		A	screen	prompt-
ing	you	for	a	pass	code	will	display.
Input	a	four-digit	pass	code	using	the	number	keys	2. 
on	the	remote	control.
Press	•	CANCEL	to	delete	a	number	and	move	
back	one	space.
Press	•	MENU	or	BACK	to	close	the	menu	without	
setting	a	pass	code.
Press	3. ENTER	to	set	the	pass	code.
Resetting a Pass Code
See	the	procedure	in	Appendix	D.
Bypassing TV Locks
If	you	try	to	watch	a	blocked	program	or	the	TV	is	•	
locked	by	time,	a	notice	will	appear	prompting	you	
for	a	pass	code.		To	use	the	TV,	input	your	four-digit	
pass	code	and	press	ENTER.
To	reactivate	the	locks	after	using	a	pass	code,		-
power	the	TV	off	and	then	on.
To	reactivate	only	the	parent	ratings	lock,		-
change	to	a	different	channel	or	device.
If	a	program	is	blocked,	you	can	still	use	the	TV	•	
without	entering	a	pass	code.		Change	to	a	channel	
airing	an	allowed	program	or	change	to	another	
device.
Parental Menu
The	TV	comes	from	the	factory	with	the	rating	locks	
turned	off	and	with	pre-set	U.S.	ratings	TV-PG	and	
movie	rating	PG.		Turn	on	blocking	for	U.S.	ratings	
to	activate	these	rating	restrictions.		Use	the	Lock	>	
Parental	menu	to	change	the	level	of	blocking	with	U.S.	
ratings.
Any	time	you	change	the	channel	or	device,	it	may	take	
up	to	five	seconds	for	the	rating	restrictions	to	take	
effect.
Note: 249 Series.		To	set	parental	controls	for	
VUDU™	service,	use	the	VUDU	Info & Set-
tings	menu.		The	TV’s	Parental	menu	does	not	
control	content	accessible	through	VUDU.
Other Menu (Alternate Rating System)
This	TV	can	recognize	new	rating	systems	that	may	
come	into	effect	in	the	future.		The	Other	menu	allows	
you	to	block	digital	programming	when	such	systems	
come	into	effect.
The	first	time	you	tune	to	a	channel	broadcasting	an	
alternate	rating	system,	the	TV	defaults	to	the	most	
restrictive	setting	if	the	Lock	menu	>	Other	Lock	
option	is	set	to	On.		Use	this	menu	to	change	the	
allowed	rating	if	you	are	unable	to	watch	a	program	
rated	with	an	alternate	system.
Lock
Important Notes on Rating Locks
•	Parental	menu	rating	locks	apply	only	to	chan-
nels	and	signals	received	on	the	ANT	and	com-
posite	VIDEO	jacks.
•	Other	menu	rating	locks	apply	only	to	digital	chan-
nels	received	on	ANT.
•	 When	viewing	a	cable	box,	satellite	receiver,	
or	other	device	connected	to	the	component	
Y Pb Pr	or	HDMI	inputs,	check	the	device’s	
owner’s	guide	for	parental	locks.
 
						

							 4.  TV Menus 53
Lock, continued
 Parental
LockOff, OnDisables	or	enables	blocking	based	on	V-Chip	signals	and	the	U.S.	rating	system.
Start 
Time
Sets	the	time	of	day	for	enforcement	of	rating	restrictions	set	in	the	Parental	menu.
Highlight	the	hour	digits	for	1. Start Time.	
Press	2. 		repeatedly	to	change	the	hour	and	associated	AM/PM	indicator.		You	can	also	just	press	
and	hold	to	move	quickly	through	the	numbers.
Press	3. ENTER	to	highlight	the	minutes.
With	the	minutes	digits	highlighted,	press	4. 		repeatedly	to	change	the	minutes.		You	can	also	just	
press	and	hold	to	move	quickly	through	the	numbers.
Highlight	the	5. Stop Time	digits	and	set	the	time	as	described	above.
Note:	 To	make	rating	restrictions	active	24	hours	a	day,	make	Start Time	and	Stop Time	the	same.
Stop 
Time
TV 
Rating
T V-YYo u t h .		For	children	under	7.Highlight	the	rating	level	
you	wish	to	change	and	
press	ENTER	to	block	it	
()	or	allow	it	().
You	can	apply	supple-
mental	content	blocking	
to	the	age-based	ratings	
by	using	the	TV	content	
categories	listed	below.
T V-Y 7Youth 7	and	older.
T V-GGeneral Audience.		For	the	entire	family.
T V-PGParental Guidance.		Parental	Guidance	recommended;	may	
not	be	suitable	for	some	children.
T V-14Adolescent 14 and older.		Not	recommended	for	children	under	14.
T V-MAMature Audience.		For	adults	only.
FVFantasy Violence.		Applies	to	TV-Y7	only.
TV Content 
Categories
DSexual Dialog.		Applies	in	differing	degrees	to	TV-PG	and	TV-14.
LAdult Language.		Applies	in	differing	degrees	to	TV-PG,	TV-14,	and	TV-MA.
SSexual Situations.		Applies	in	differing	degrees	to	TV-PG,	TV-14,	and	TV-MA.
VViolence	(graphic	or	realistic).		Applies	in	differing	degrees	to	TV-PG,	
TV-14,	and	TV-MA.
Movie 
Rating
GGeneral Audience.		Designed	for	the	entire	family.
PGParental Guidance.		Parental	Guidance	recommended;	may	not	be	suitable	for	some	children.
P G -13Parental Guidance, 13 and Older.		Not	recommended	for	children	under	13.
RRestricted.		Restricted	in	theaters	to	17	years	old	and	older	unless	accompanied	by	an	adult.
N C -17No Children 17 or Under.		Restricted	in	theaters	to	18	years	old	and	older.
XAdult.		Designed	for	and	restricted	in	theaters	to	adult	audiences	only.
Not RatedNo	MPAA	rating	assigned
 
						

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Lock, continued
 Time
Blocks	all	use	of	the	TV	during	the	time	period	you	specify.		You	must	enter	a	pass	code	to	use	the	
TV	when	the	time	lock	is	in	effect.
Lock by TimeEnables/disables	Lock by Time.
Lock Time, 
Unlock Time
To	set	the	lock	and	unlock	times:
Highlight	the	hour	digits	for	the	1. Lock Time.
Press	2. 		repeatedly	to	change	the	hour	and	associated	AM/PM	indicator.		To	
move	quickly	through	the	numbers,	just	press	and	hold.
Press	3. ENTER	to	set	the	hour	and	highlight	the	minutes.
With	the	minutes	highlighted,	press	4. 		repeatedly	to	change	the	minutes.		To	
move	quickly	through	the	numbers,	just	press	and	hold.
Highlight	the	5. Unlock Time	digits	and	set	the	time	as	described	above.
Note:	To	make	Lock	by	Time	active	24	hours	a	day,	make	Start Time	and	Stop Time	
the	same.
 	Panel
Off, OnOn	locks	and	Off	unlocks	the	buttons	on	the	TV’s	control	panel.		Use	this	option	if	
small	children	try	to	press	TV	buttons.
To	•	release	the	Panel	Lock	from	the	TV’s	control	panel,	press	and	hold	the	
ACTIVITY	button	for	ten	seconds.		If	the	TV	is	powered	off,	press	POWER	after	the	
lock	releases	to	make	the	TV	power	on.
To	reactivate	the	lock,	return	to	this	menu	and	change	the	setting	to	•	On.
 Other
Other Menu Options (alternate rating system)
This	TV	can	recognize	new	rating	systems	that	may	come	into	effect	in	the	future.		The	Other	option	
remains	grayed	out	until	the	TV	receives	a	signal	using	an	alternate	rating	system.		Such	alternate	
rating	systems	will	apply	only	to	digital	programming	received	on	the	ANT	input.
LockOn, OffEnables/disables	program	blocking.
System NameThe	rating	system	available	for	the	channel
GroupRating	groups	available	in	the	rating	system	shown	on	the	screen.		Rating	groups	are	
defined	by	the	rating	system	in	effect.
RatingRating	restrictions	available	in	the	selected	rating	system	and	group.		Highlight	the	
rating	and	press	ENTER	to	check	(block)	or	uncheck	(allow)	rated	content.
 
						

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5
NetCommand IR Control
NetCommand IR home-theater control is avail-•	
able on 153 and 249 series TVs.
IR emitter cables are available for purchase •	
from Mitsubishi.  Visit	www.mitsuparts.com	or	call	
800-553-7278	and	request	one	of	the	following:
242D483020	-	(two-ended	cable)
299P254020	-	(four-ended	cable).
NetCommand	setup	is	optional.•	
You	can	perform	NetCommand	setup	when	the	TV	•	
first	recognizes	a	device	during	Auto	Input	Sensing	
or	at	any	convenient	time	afterward.
Important Note on NetCommand
Be sure to connect the IR emitter cable to the 
TV and properly place the emitters so that 
NetCommand can control your devices.
NetCommand	operates	by	sending	remote	control	•	
signals	from	the	TV	to	your	other	devices	via	the	
IR	(infrared)	emitters,	telling	the	devices	to	play,	
record,	change	inputs,	adjust	volume,	change	chan-
nels,	or	perform	other	functions.		All	this	is	accom-
plished	with	the	TV’s	remote	control	left	in	TV	mode.
You	may	wish	to	use	NetCommand	IR	control	to	•	
supplement	control	of	CEC-enabled	devices.
About NetCommand IR Control
 
						

							56 5.  NetCommand IR Control
The	NetCommand	system	uses	emitters	connected	
to	the	IR–NetCommand Output	jack	to	control	other	
devices	such	as	DVD	players,	cable	boxes,	satellite	
receivers,	and	VCRs.
IR emitter cables are available for purchase from 
Mitsubishi.		Call	(800)	553-7278	and	request	either	part	
number	242D483020	(two-ended	cable)	or	part	number	
299P254020	(four-ended	cable).
Connect	the	plug	end	of	the	IR	emitter	cable	to	the	1. 
IR—NetCommand Output	jack	on	the	TV	back	panel.
When	the	2. New Device Found	screen	displays,	
leave	IR—NetCommand Output selected.
Highlight	3. EXIT	and	press	ENTER.
The New Device Found screen displays when you 
connect the IR emitter.
Position	the	emitter	end	with	the	emitter	bulb	facing	4. 
the	device’s	remote	control	sensor.		The	bulb	emits	
infrared	light	in	a	cone-shaped	pattern.		Place	the	
bulb	far	enough	from	the	sensor	to	allow	the	cone	
pattern	to	reach	the	sensor.
In	some	cases,	the	emitter	works	better	facing	
downward	from	the	top	of	the	device.		Experiment	
to	find	what	works	best.
Secure	the	emitter	ends	in	place	using	double-5. 
sided	tape.
Place	any	unused	ends	behind	the	devices	to	6. 
prevent	stray	signals	from	reaching	the	IR	sensors.
Pr
TVD IG ITALSURROU NDSCH
A/V Receiver
Other A/V Device
Connecting IR–NetCommand Output
In front of a 
single average-
sized device
On top of a single  tall device
In front, shared 
by two average-
sized devices
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
In front of a single 
average-sized device
On top of a single tall 
device
In front, shared by two 
average-sized devices
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
In front of a single 
average-sized device
On top of a single 
tall device In front, shared by two average-sized  devices
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
IR sensor 
Place IR emitters so the signal can be “seen” by the IR 
sensor on each device.
If You are Unable to Locate 
a Device’s IR Sensor
The	IR	sensor	is	usually	behind	the	plastic	window	•	
of	the	front	display	panel.		Using	a	flashlight,	you	
may	be	able	to	see	it	as	a	round	or	square	cutout.
If	you	cannot	see	the	sensor	and	the	device’s	•	
Owner’s	Guide	does	not	specify	the	location,	do	
the	following	using	the	device’s	remote	control.
Starting	at	one	end	of	the	plastic	window,	hold	1. 
the	device’s	remote	control	about	one-half	
inch	from	the	front	of	the	device	and	press	the	
POWER	key.
If	the	device	does	not	respond,	move	the	2. 
remote	control	one	inch	toward	the	center	and	
try	again.		Repeat	until	the	device	responds.
Repeat	the	previous	steps	starting	at	the	other	3. 
end	of	the	window.		The	sensor	will	be	between	
these	two	points.
I M P O R TA N T
Position IR emitters so that each device’s 
sensor “sees” the signal from only one emitter.  
Otherwise, a device receiving signals from 
multiple sources (remote controls, IR emitters) 
may not respond at all.
IR Emitter Placement
                                                                           
AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
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To	perform	this	procedure,	you	need:
The	remote	controls	for	both	the	TV	and	the	•	
device	you	want	to	control.
An	IR	emitter	cable	available	from	Mitsubishi•	.
Note:	 To	set	up	an	A/V	receiver,	see	“Setting	Up	A/V	
Receiver	Control,”	page	62.
Connect	and	position	the	IR	emitters	for	the	1. 
devices	you	wish	to	control.		See	“IR	Emitter	Place-
ment”	on	the	opposite	page.
Set	the	2. TV’s	remote	control	to	TV	mode	and	power	
on	the	TV.
Open	the	NetCommand	3. Learn	screen	as	follows:
If	working	from	the	•	New Device Found	screen	
after	the	device	is	first	detected,	highlight	
NetCommand	and	press	ENTER	to	open	the	
Learn	screen	for	the	device.
If	performing	NetCommand	setup	at	any	time	•	
after	the	device	has	been	recognized	through	
Auto	Input	Sensing:
a.	 Press 	ACTIVITY.
b.	 Highlight	the	desired	input	icon	and	press	
ENTER	to	switch	to	that	input.
c.	 Press	MENU,	highlight	Inputs,	and	highlight	
Learn	to	open	the	Inputs > Learn	screen	
for	the	device.
The	first	function	highlighted	in	the	4. Learn	screen	
is	always	Power On.		Aim	the	TV’s	remote	control	
at	the	TV	and	press	ENTER	to	begin	learning	for	that	
function.
When	the5. 	Power On	text	starts	flashing,	aim	the	
device’s	remote	control	at	the	TV	and	hold	the	POWER	
key	until	a	check	mark	appears	next	to	Power On.
If	the	text	stops	flashing	before	the	check	mark	•	
appears,	repeat	the	previous	step.
To	remove	the	key	from	NetCommand	control,	•	
press	the	CANCEL	key	while	the	key	name	is	
highlighted.
Press	the	6. 					keys	on	the	TV’s	remote	control	
to	highlight	other	keys	on	the	list.		Repeat	steps	
4	and	5	for	each	additional	function	you	wish	to	
control	through	NetCommand.
Note:	Device	keys	in	the	far	right	column	will	be	asso-
ciated	with	the	remote	control’s	MORE	key	when	
“learned.”		See	the	table	on	page	59.
If	the	device	has	a	separate	7. POWER OFF	key,	press		
				on	the	TV’s	remote	to	highlight	Power Off.		
Repeat	the	earlier	steps	to	“learn”	the	POWER OFF	key.
If the device has no POWER OFF key, skip this step.
Press 	8. BACK	to	finish	NetCommand	“learning”	for	the	
current	device.
From the New Device Found screen, highlight 
NetCommand and press ENTER to open the Learn 
screen.
Initial NetCommand Setup
Inputs > Learn screen
Key names marked with a 
check have been “learned.”
Device-specific keys in the 
rightmost column can be accessed 
with the MORE key after “learning.” 
Adding or Removing Device Keys from 
NetCommand Control
Switch	the	TV	to	the	device.		Press	1. ACTIVITY,	high-
light	the	device’s	icon,	and	press	ENTER.
Open	the	2. Inputs	menu	and	highlight	the	Learn	icon.
When	the	3. Learn	screen	displays:
To add keys: •		Continue	as	described	earlier	
under	“Initial	NetCommand	Setup”	on	this	
page.
To delete keys:•			Highlight	the	name	of	the	key	
you	wish	to	delete	and	press	CANCEL	on	the	
TV‘s remote	control	to	clear	the	check	mark.
 
						

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Special Operation Methods
Key Name in Learning ScreenSpecial Operation Description and SetupHow to Use
Power OnManual Power On/Off
Use	for	devices	that	have	only	one	POWER	key.
Press	1. ACTIVITY.
Press	2. 					to	highlight	the	icon	for	the	
device	to	be	powered	on	or	off.
With	the	3. Activity	menu	still	displayed,	press	
POWER	to	send	the	power	signal;	you	may	
need	to	press	POWER	twice.
Note:	 If	you	press	POWER	without	the	Activity	
menu	displayed,	the	TV	will	turn	off.
Press	4. ENTER to	switch	the	TV	to	the	device.
Power On
Power Off
Automatic Power On/Off
This	feature	is	only	for	devices	that	have	separate	
POWER O N	and	POWER O FF	keys	on	their	original	
remote	controls.		If	your	device	does	not	have	a	
separate	POWER O FF	key,	do	not	use	the	Power 
Off	learning	position;	use	only	the	Manual	Power	
ON/OFF	method	described	above.
In	the	NetCommand	Learn	screen:
a.	 “Learn”	the	Power On	command	in	the	
Power On	learning	position.
b.	 “Learn”	the	Power Off	command	in	the	
Power Off	learning	position.
To Power On the Device•	
Press	1. ACTIVITY.
Press	2. 					to	highlight	the	icon	for	
the	device	to	be	powered	on	or	off.
Press	3. ENTER to	switch	the	TV	to	the	
device	and	NetCommand	will	send	the	
Power On	command	to	the	device.
To Power Off the Device•	
When	you	turn	the	TV	off,	the	TV	sends	all	
learned	Power Off	commands	to	all	devices.
MenuDisplaying a Menu for the Current Device
“Learn”	the	MENU	key	on	the	original	remote	in	the	
Menu	learning	position.
Press	MORE	and	then	1	to	send	the	menu	
command	to	the	current	device.
GuideDisplaying the On-Screen Program Guide 
(cable box or satellite receiver)
“Learn”	the	1. GUIDE	key	on	the	original	remote	in	
the	Guide	learning	position.
Learn	the	2. PAG E	UP	and	PAG E	DOWN	keys	of	the	
original	remote	in	the	Page Up	and	Page 
Down	learning	positions.
While	watching	the	device,	press	1. GUIDE	to	
display	the	guide.
Press	2. PAG E	U P/ D OW N	(		)	to	send	the	Page 
Up/Dn	commands	for	the	guide.
Operating NetCommand-Controlled Devices
Controlling Most Device Types
As	an	example	of	NetCommand	control,	if	you	are	
watching	your	cable	box	and	you	wish	to	tune	to	the	
next	channel	higher,	press	CHANNEL U P.		NetCommand	
then	sends	the	“learned”	channel-up	control	signal	to	
the	cable	box.
Perform	NetCommand	setup	for	the	device	as	1. 
described	in	this	chapter.
When	you	wish	to	use	the	device,	press	2. ACTIVITY.
Press	3. 					to	highlight	the	icon	for	the	device.
Press	4. ENTER	to	switch	the	TV	to	the	device.
Note:	 if	you	have	set	up	automatic	input	switching	for	
the	A/V	receiver,	the	A/V	receiver	will	automati-
cally	switch	to	the	correct	input	for	the	device.
To	operate	the	device	using	the	5. TV’s	remote	
control,	press	the	side	button	to	put	the	remote	
control	into	TV	mode.
Point	the	remote	control	at	the	6. TV	(not	the	device)	
and	press	the	key	for	the	desired	function.
Press	the	7.  MORE	key	to	access	additional	key	func-
tions	you	may	have	“learned”	for	the	device.
 
						

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Key Name in Learning ScreenSpecial Operation Description and SetupHow to Use
EnterENTER-Key Functions (cable boxes, satellite receivers, etc.)
Some	devices	have	two	keys	that	have	“enter”	functions.		One	key	is	for	menus	and	is	often	labelled	
SELECT	or	OK.		A	second	key	is	for	use	with	number	keys	for	direct	channel	selection.		NetCommand	
uses	the	same	ENTER	key	for	both	operations.
When	ENTER	has	a	menu	or	guide	function	or	
when	the	original	remote	control	uses	the	same	
key	for	menus	and	channel	selection:
Learn	the	ENTER,	SELECT,	or	OK	key	in	the	
NetCommand	Enter	learning	position.
Press	1. MENU	or	GUIDE to	display	the	device’s	
menu	or	guide.
Press	2. ENTER	within	the	menu	and	
NetCommand	will	send	the	Enter	signal	for	
menus.
Enter (digits)When	ENTER	is	for	channel	changes,	i.e.,	the	origi-
nal	remote	control	has	a	separate	ENTER	key	for	
this	function):
Learn	the	ENTER	key	for	channel	selection	in	
the	NetCommand	Enter (digits)	learning	posi-
tion.		Use	this	learning	position	only	if	the	original	
remote	control	has	separate	keys	for	Enter in	
menus	and	Enter	for	channel	selection.
Press	digit	key(s)	and	then	press	ENTER.		
NetCommand	will	send	the	Enter	signal	for	
channel	selection.
Cancel CANCEL as the Cancel or Exit Function
“Learn”	the	Cancel	or	Exit	function	in	the	
NetCommand	Cancel	learning	position
Press	1. MENU	or	GUIDE	to	display	the	menu	or	
guide.
Press	2. CANCEL	and	NetCommand	will	send	
the	Cancel	or	Exit	signal.
— 
(separator)
The	symbol	“—”	can	serve	as	the	separator	
between	a	digital	channel’s	main	and	sub-channel	
digits,	e.g.,	digital	channel	12-1	(main	channel	is	
12,	sub-channel	is	1).
“Learn”	the	channel	separator	function	in	the	
NetCommand	– (separator)	learning	position.
Press	digit	key(s)	and	press	CANCEL.		
NetCommand	will	send	the	channel-separator	
signal.
		
The MORE Key Menu and NetCommand
Perform	NetCommand	setup	for	these	device-specific	
keys	and	then	access	their	functions	with	the	MORE	key.
Device
KeyVCRCable/
 
SATDVD/
 
DVRA/V
 
Receiver
Menu
Input
S P/ E P
List
On Demand
A
B
C
D
Device
KeyVCRCable/
 
SATDVD/
 
DVRA/V
 
Receiver
Top Menu
Angle
Audio (DVD)
Subtitle
Repeat
Bonus View
Setup
Surround
Night
 
						

							60 5.  NetCommand IR Control
NetCommand Specialized Device Keys
Refer	to	this	chart	when	“learning”	device	keys.		“Learn”	
some,	all,	or	none	of	the	keys	used	for	each	device	type.
See	page	58	for	more	on	keys	marked	in	the	“Special	
Operation	Method”	column.
Key Name in 
Learning ScreenFunctionName on TV 
Remote Control
See Special 
Operation 
Method Table
Power OnPower	On	or	Power	ON/OFF	(toggle)
GuideOn-Screen	Program	Guide	or	DVD	Disc	Menus
Channel +/Skip +Next	Channel	Higher/	
Skip	Forward	(Disc)
Channel –/Skip -Next	Channel	Lower/	
Skip	Backward	(Disc)
Page UpPage	Up	in	Guides
Page DnPage	Down	in	Guides
UpArrow	up
DownArrow	down
LeftArrow	left
RightArrow	right
EnterEnter	or	Select	(menus)
CancelCancel	or	erase	(menus)
PlayStart	playback
StopStop	playback
ForwardFast	Forward
RewindRewind/Fast	Reverse
PausePause	playback
RecordStart	Recording
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0Digits1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0
Enter (digits)Use	after	entering	digits	to	tune	directly	to	a	
channel	by	number
- (separator)Add	digital	channel	separator	between	main	
channel	number	and	sub-channel	number
LastLast	Channel	Recall
InfoOn-screen	status	display	or	information	displayMay	require	two	
keypresses
Power OffPower	Off
Operating NetCommand-Controlled Devices, continued